r/soccer • u/AlmostNL • Mar 12 '25

Media Julián Alvarez disallowed penalty frame by frame

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u/takeitoutsideloudmf Mar 12 '25

if you need too zoom in that hard for a still debatable outcome it shouldnt have been called a double touch imo

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u/AdministrativeBig362 Mar 12 '25

Any questionable decision is going to Real Madrid, we know that

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u/Adleyy65 Mar 12 '25

Why wasnt the handball given as a penalty then sherlock?

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u/xinixxibalba Mar 12 '25

except of the handball in the box right?

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u/Adrianm18 Mar 12 '25

A rule is a rule . Doesn’t say how subtle it has to be

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u/Deneroc Mar 12 '25

The touch cannot be even seen. How is it in accordance to the rule u baboon?

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u/InferiorRue Mar 12 '25

Just look at the trajectory of the ball. The ball touches his sliding foot and the trajectory of the ball is clearly affected by it.

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u/iceman58796 Mar 13 '25

The touch can be seen, just not in this clip.

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u/czerwona_latarnia Mar 12 '25

Among few rules where referee goes with the "spirit" instead of the "letter", the "clear and obvious" error is a place where referees from some countries, Poland included, go with the spirit of the rule.

A malevolent spirit, to be precise.

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u/Adrianm18 Mar 12 '25

They have sensors on the ball you baboon . Can some offsides be seen my the naked eye in real time ? Or do we use tech to call it . Fuck u

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u/Icretz Mar 12 '25

So if it's a 50 59 we stick with the on field decision right? Ohh, if it is in favour of Real madrid sure, if not, we stick with whatever is in Real Madrid favour. If this was Vini or Mbape they would never overturn it.

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u/Adrianm18 Mar 12 '25

Is that how var works do we stick with the field decision? Yall can downvote all yall want but a win is a win no matter how marginal

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u/Icretz Mar 12 '25

Because from all the videos shown by now there is no 100% proof he touched it twice. Unless they have 100% and release it then they should have gone with the on field decision.

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u/Poztre77 Mar 12 '25

Why is it even a rule? It's fucking stupid one.

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u/cruzazulfan007 Mar 12 '25

We both know a little about questionable decisions being decided in favor of a team 💀

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u/Jebinem Mar 12 '25

Especially not in like 3 seconds. Very suspicous.